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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby brusselsairlinesfan » 13 Mar 2012, 00:30

MR_Boeing wrote:And another design for the connector at Brussels Airport, this time from Abscis.
How many designs have we seen (on the internet)? 3, 4?

See for pictures:
http://abscis-architecten.be/projects/brussels-airport-connector-building/

Really no news yet on a final decision and when works should start?


This one is my favourite so far... a good compromise between the current buildings & a blink of an eye to the future!
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Atlantis » 13 Mar 2012, 12:08

MR_Boeing wrote:Really no news yet on a final decision and when works should start?


One of the best secrets of the airport;-)
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Atlantis » 24 Mar 2012, 16:49

In meantime more info about the Jetairfly project on the airport.

As we al knew since a while they are builing on the ground of former Hangar 40.

Jetairfly stated in their pressrelease that they will have two mainbuilding in Belgium: Zaventem and Oostende. They will centralize some departments who are now spread over Flanders.

And their building looks very nice with a connection with the hangar. It will give space to one B787 and one B737 or 3 B737 and even a B777 and A350 is possible.
Arcitect office is Jaspers/Eyers


Source: Jetairfly press release/Flightlevel
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby VEX802 » 24 Mar 2012, 17:40

Here is a picture of the new hangar in Brussels.:

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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby sn26567 » 24 Mar 2012, 22:10

VEX802 wrote:Here is a picture of the new hangar in Brussels.:

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I'm afraid the picture doesn't show: it is a link to a site that does not allow that.
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby VEX802 » 24 Mar 2012, 23:36

sn26567 wrote:
VEX802 wrote:Here is a picture of the new hangar in Brussels.:

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I'm afraid the picture doesn't show: it is a link to a site that does not allow that.


My apologies, here is the link to the website of the picture:
http://www.flightlevel.be/11600/het-succesverhaal-van-jetairfly
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Atlantis » 10 Apr 2012, 19:06

On the website of J-E Jaspers-Eyers architects you can find in meantime a new picture of the new maintenance/office building.
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Atlantis » 09 May 2012, 19:04

As an additional post to my former one about the increased activities of DHL at Brussels Airport, I can add now a new investment.

Since a couple of weeks at Brucargo West they started with the construction of a new, hypermodern construction of 23.000m². Total area will be 27.000m²
DHL Global Forwarding will move all activities to this place.
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby OO-ITR » 09 May 2012, 19:26

Atlantis wrote:As an additional post to my former one about the increased activities of DHL at Brussels Airport, I can add now a new investment.

Since a couple of weeks at Brucargo West they started with the construction of a new, hypermodern construction of 23.000m². Total area will be 27.000m²
DHL Global Forwarding will move all activities to this place.


What does this mean for the other existing DHL-buildings. E.g. the one near the bus station level...this building looks already very empty...
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Conti764 » 09 May 2012, 20:16

OO-ITR wrote:
Atlantis wrote:As an additional post to my former one about the increased activities of DHL at Brussels Airport, I can add now a new investment.

Since a couple of weeks at Brucargo West they started with the construction of a new, hypermodern construction of 23.000m². Total area will be 27.000m²
DHL Global Forwarding will move all activities to this place.


What does this mean for the other existing DHL-buildings. E.g. the one near the bus station level...this building looks already very empty...


In the ((very) far) future a terminal expansion will be build at this area.
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Acid-drop » 09 May 2012, 20:41

how can they need more space than before with half the tonnage ?
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby OO-VEX » 10 May 2012, 00:18

Acid-drop wrote:how can they need more space than before with half the tonnage ?


The investment will be made by DHL Global Forwarding and not DHL Express (the courrier company). DGF needs a bigger warehouse as their activities are now scattered over 3 buildings (the result of taking over other companies like Exel a few years ago).

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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Atlantis » 10 May 2012, 11:22

OO-ITR wrote:
Atlantis wrote:As an additional post to my former one about the increased activities of DHL at Brussels Airport, I can add now a new investment.

Since a couple of weeks at Brucargo West they started with the construction of a new, hypermodern construction of 23.000m². Total area will be 27.000m²
DHL Global Forwarding will move all activities to this place.


What does this mean for the other existing DHL-buildings. E.g. the one near the bus station level...this building looks already very empty...


Hi OO-ITR,

The building of DHL aviation at the terminal is not involved in this case.
The new building at Brucargo West is a landside building and the purpose is to centralise everything what we can find of them at Brucargo in general. If you see now how growed they have to work and how dangerous it is (trucks, cars, busses after the second roundabout), it was more then urgent that they could use a new building. Those elder building will be or demolished or revamped.

When DHL aviation should be involved than they had to start with one of the two airside building with tarmac connection who are also in the pipeline.

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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Tomskii » 10 May 2012, 15:32

Don't tell me this is on the Brucargo spotting spot... :(
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Re: BRU infrastructure: future

Postby Boeing767copilot » 24 Jun 2012, 09:14

Click on the following link to view the first drawings of the new building: http://www.flickr.com/photos/brusselsai ... 232780592/ .

An animated movie on the Connector is available here: http://youtu.be/XQTbgvKJEZU.
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